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103. INVOLUNTARY SMOKING CAUSES BREAST CANCER TOO Summary of Swiss study published in the American Journal of Epidemiology that studied 1300 women. http://www.ash.org/dangers/bcancer.html

INVOLUNTARY SMOKING CAUSES BREAST CANCER TOO Being around people who are smoking, even as little as one hour a day, can almost triple a woman's risk of contracting breast cancer, the second leading cause of deaths among all American women, and the leading cause of death among middle-aged women. This is the finding of a new study Dr. Alfredo Morabia recently published in the American Journal of Epidemiology. Morabia headed a team of researchers from the University Hospital in Geneva, Switzerland, that analyzed the smoking habits and exposure of nearly 1300 women. Among their findings: Just smoking fewer than 10 cigarettes a day was enough to double a woman's risk of breast cancer. Smoking 10 to 19 cigarettes a day saw the risk jump almost five fold. Women who were exposed to cigarette smoke for one hour per day for 12 consecutive months nearly tripled their risk of contracting this deadly disease. More women die of breast cancer than from any other cancer. It is now the second leading cause of death in American women. Last year doctors diagnosed cancer of the breast in 182,000 women, and 46,000 died from it. It kills more middle-age women than any other disease. Every fifteen minutes at least three women will develop breast cancer and one will die.

104. Cancerfacts.com. dynamic, evidencebased applications that allow patients and their physicians togather precise, relevant medical information about cancer research treatment http://www.cancerfacts.com/

Cancer News Personal Stories Support Groups Links and Resources ... Visitor Comments Choose a NexProfiler Tool for Cancer: Bladder Breast Cervical Colorectal ... Uterine Provided as a FREE service, these tools are... built with help from the best doctors based on the most significant research published in leading medical journals designed by experienced clinical specialists continuously updated Top Cancer News Study finds no link to marijuana use and oral cancer SEATTLE – June 1, 2004 (cancerfacts.com) – Contrary to previous research findings that suggested a link between marijuana use and oral cancer, a new study finds no such association. Some men with low PSA have prostate cancer SEATTLE – May 26, 2004 (cancerfacts.com) – Men with low levels of a marker for prostate cancer can still have prostate cancer, according to a new study. Aspirin use associated with reduced risk of breast cancer CHICAGO – May 25, 2004 (cancerfacts.com) – Chalk up another win for the little miracle drug called aspirin. A new study has found that women who report regular use of aspirin appear to have a reduced risk of breast cancer. Largest study of its kind finds male breast cancer on the rise HOUSTON – May 24, 2004 (cancerfacts.com) – The rate of male breast cancer is on the rise and the disease in men is usually detected when the tumors are bigger, have spread and may be more aggressive.

105. Tratarea Pacientilor Cu Cancer Pulmonar Articol apărut ®n British Medical Journal care oferă detalii, statistici şi sfaturi referitor la această formă a bolii. http://www.bmj.ro/numar/1999nr09/ed3.html

106. Welcome U-M Comprehensive Cancer Center Comprehensive cancer Center at the University of Michigan provides a multidisciplinaryapproach. copyright 2003 UM Comprehensive cancer Center. http://www.cancer.med.umich.edu/

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107. Cancer Control And Population Sciences: Tobacco Control Research Pamphlet provides facts about spit tobacco, including its health effects. http://dccps.nci.nih.gov/TCRB/less_default.html

About Cancer Control Research Research Overview Smokeless Tobacco The National Cancer Institute, National Institutes of Health, developed this Smokeless Tobacco Web Page. It is designed for the general public, including kids and contains facts about smokeless tobacco in the United States, including the health risks from smokeless tobacco use. This Web site is not designed to be the definitive source about smokeless tobacco, but serves as a reference site with general information about smokeless tobacco. We also provide links to some other Internet sites that contain useful smokeless tobacco information. These links do not imply endorsement by the National Cancer Institute but are provided as a convenience. In this Section: Just the Facts Health and Other Effects Quitting Especially for Kids ... Regulations and Policies Last updated 1999 Search Help Contact Us Accessibility

108. U-M CCC: Urologic Oncology Home Clinical Programs. Inside Urologic Oncology Clinic and Physicians Urologiccancer Information and Treatment Discovery, Progress and Research. http://www.cancer.med.umich.edu/prostcan/prostcan.htm

U-M Health System U-M Medical School U-M Gateway Urologic Oncology Program Clinical Programs Inside Urologic Oncology Clinic and Physicians Urologic Cancer Information and Treatment Discovery, Progress and Research New and Noteworthy... The U-M Department of Urology is seeking healthy males to participate in the Selenium and Vitamin E Cancer Prevention Trial (SELECT) Welcome! This site is a resource for prostate cancer related information pertaining to diagnosis, staging, treatment options, specialists, investigational studies and current research. It is intended for patients and health professionals, alike. The Urologic Oncology Program is one of the premier programs nationally, with expertise in urologic surgery, radiation oncology and medical oncology. The surgical team has special expertise in nerve-sparing prostatectomy for prostate cancer, neobladders for bladder cancer, retroperitoneal lymphadenectomy for testicular cancer and removal of kidney cancers invading the vena cava. The U-M's radiation oncology group has one of the largest experiences in the world with three-dimensional conformal external radiation therapy for prostate cancer, as well as pioneering innovate seed implementation techniques.

109. Cancer In Dogs Reviews the incidence of common cancers in males and females. Statistics, epidemiological analysis and recommendations. http://ravenwooddals.tripod.com/cancer.htm

var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Review of the Epidemiology of Cancer in Dogs by Todd Bessinger (adapted from: Kelsey, JL, AS Moore, and LT Glickman. (1998). Epidemiologic studies of risk factors for cancer in pet dogs. Epidemiologic Reviews 20(2):204-217. Jennifer Kelsey is a well-known cancer epidemiologist from Johns Hopkins. This article appeared in a journal otherwise devoted exclusively to human epidemiology. It seems the author recently lost her own dog to cancer and dedicated the article to the dog.) I. Introduction II. General Overview III. Female breast cancer IV. Testicular cancer V. Lymphoma VI. Osetosarcoma (bone cancer) VII. Bladder and Ureteral Cancer VIII. Nose cancers IX. Lung cancer X. Prostate Cancer XI. Conclusions I. Introduction Epidemiology is the study of diseases in populations rather than in individuals. Epidemiological studies examine factors that are associated with developing diseases. Since entire populations usually cannot be examined, epidemiology relies on sampling smaller parts of the overall population and, using statistics, generalizing those results to everyone. When you read that eating more fiber is (or is not) good for preventing heart disease, you are reading the outcome of an epidemiological study. One of the most important things to remember whenever you read an epidemiological study is that it reports ASSOCIATIONS and not causes. It takes well-controlled, laboratory or clinical studies to prove CAUSATION.

110. Guide To Internet Resources For Cancer - CancerIndex Guide to Internet Resources for cancer. Welcome to the Guide to Internet Resourcesfor cancer gateway to cancer information on the Net since 1996. http://www.cancerindex.org/clinks1.htm

Home Site Map Cancer Types Treatments ... About Guide to Internet Resources for Cancer Home Starting-points: ABC Index Information on Specific Cancers Select cancer type... ..other types (detailed index) AIDS Related Cancers Adrenocortical Cancer Basal Cell Carcinoma (Skin) Bladder Cancer Bowel cancer Brain and CNS Tumours Breast Cancer Cancer of Unknown Primary Carcinoid Tumours Cervical Cancer Childhood Cancer Chondrosarcoma Choriocarcinoma Colorectal Cancers Endocrine Cancers Endometrial Cancer Esophageal Cancer Ewing's Sarcoma Eye Cancer Gastric Cancer Gastrointestinal Cancers Genitourinary Cancers Glioma Gynaecological Cancers Head and Neck Cancer Hepatocellular Cancer Hodgkin's Disease Hypopharynx Cancer Islet cell cancer Kaposi's sarcoma Kidney Cancer Laryngeal Cancer Leukaemia Liver Cancer Lung Cancer Lymphoma Male Breast Cancer Melanoma Mesothelioma Myeloma, Multiple Nasopharyngeal Cancer Neuroblastoma Non Hodgkin's Lymphoma Non-Melanoma Skin Cancer Oesophageal Cancer Osteosarcoma Ovarian Cancer Pancreas Cancer Pituitary Cancer Prostate Cancer Renal Cell Carcinoma Retinoblastoma Rhabdomyosarcoma Sarcoma Skin Cancer Squamous Cell Carcinoma (skin) Stomach Cancer Testicular Cancer Thymus Cancer Thyroid Cancer Transitional Cell Cancer (bladder) Trophoblastic Cancer Uterus Cancer Vaginal Cancer Waldenstrom's Macroglobulinemia Wilms' Tumour ..other types (detailed index) Organisations by Geographical Location Select location...

111. Veterinary Information - Tumors And Cancer In Cats A veterinarian provides answers to pet owners' questions about cancerous tumors affecting their cats. http://www.vetinfo.com:80/catcancer.html

Sitemap Vetinfo Catinfo Catindex ... Secure e-mail subscription form Please note: The information on our site is for everyone to read. Please use it as often as you like. Please use the search engine or one of the indexes to see if the information you need is already online. Subscriber Info The income from the subscriptions helps defray the cost of maintaining the site and allows us to keep the large amount of information on www.vetinfo.com free to our readers. Tumors and Cancers in Cats Hemangiosarcoma Osteosarcoma Melanoma in cat with renal problems Nasal Lymphomas in FIV pos cat ... Fatty Cell Tumor - Lipoma also see Fibrosarcoma also see Cancer diet also see Mast Cell Tumors also see Squamous Cell Carcinoma also see Lumps in cats also see cancer treatments Hemangiosarcoma Question: I wondered if you would be willing to take a telephone call, or someone from your staff that would help my veternarian who is trying desperately to find more definitive information on Subcutaneous Hemangiosarcoma in a cat. (The tumor was removed from the top of her paw. We have reached out to the Boston area oncologist and NO ONE so far has ever handled a case in a cat. He is trying to find information so that he can help my cat in the best manner possible but there is 'little' information on felines. AND he is trying to find out, as I am if treatment would help to irradicate

112. Home: BC Cancer Agency Western Economic Diversification Canada invests over $2 million in cancer researchThe Honourable Stephen Owen, Minister of Public Works and Government Services http://www.bccancer.bc.ca/

Contact Us Legal Privacy Search ... 2003 Holiday Cards What's New Wednesday, June 02, 2004 Western Economic Diversification Canada invests over $2 million in cancer research The Honourable Stephen Owen, Minister of Public Works and Government Services, on behalf of the Honourable Dr. Rey D. Pagtakhan, Minister of Western Economic Diversification, announced more than $2.1 million in funding to the BC Cancer Agency and BC Cancer Foundation for projects that will enhance research, development, and commercialization of health technologies. More Researchers seek answers to the progression of prostate cancer BC Cancer Agency researchers have received a $1.5 million Cdn. grant to analyze the behaviour of prostate tumour cells using leading-edge technology, which will help develop better therapies to treat late-stage prostate cancer. Currently there are no effective therapies available for this stage of the disease. More Avian flu genome sequence provides important new information The BC Cancer Agency's Genome Sciences Centre (GSC), the BC Centre for Disease Control (BCCDC) and the Animal Health Centre, Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Fisheries (AHC) have worked together to complete the sequence of the genome of the Influenza A virus implicated in the ongoing Avian Influenza outbreak. Genome information should help to better understand how and why this virus has had such a devastating effect on infected poultry in the Fraser Valley More We subscribe to the HONcode principles of the

113. NutriSolutions - Cancer Prevention Antioxidant products. Designed to offer an alternative prevention and treatment for various types of cancer. http://www.nutrisolutions.com

News Release Ohio, Columbus EAT BERRIES TO AVOID CANCER, RESEARCHER SAYS Ohio State University researcher Gary Stoner said he has found a way to prevent cancer that won't be a hard sell for most people: Eat More Berries For the past nine years, the idea has been tested that certain types of berries - mainly raspberries, blueberries, and strawberries - contain natural antioxidants that prevent esophageal and colon cancer. "Berries are something people can relate to," he said. "When we talk about berries, people get excited". Home Information Research This site is designed and maintained by Waccamaw Media

114. The National Comprehensive Cancer Network The National Comprehensive cancer Network (NCCN), an alliance of 19 of the world sleading cancer centers, is an authoritative source of comprehensive cancer http://www.nccn.org/

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115. Use Of Smokeless Tobacco May Lead To Breast Cancer, Wake Forest Team Reports Spit tobacco increases a woman's risk of breast cancer. http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2000/05/000509003313.htm

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116. Candlelighters Childhood Cancer Foundation National Office ... Because Kids Can' Candlelighters Childhood cancer Foundation (CCCF) is a national nonprofit membershiporganization whose mission is to educate, support, serve, and advocate http://www.candlelighters.org/

serverName="http://www.candlelighters.org"; National Office Wednesday, June 02, 2004 Candlelighters Childhood Cancer Foundation (CCCF) National Office is a national non-profit membership organization whose mission is to educate, support, serve, and advocate for families of children with cancer, survivors of childhood cancer, and the professionals who care for them. Who We Are The Candlelighters Childhood Cancer Foundation National Office was founded in 1970 by concerned parents of children with cancer. Today our membership of over 43,000 includes: Parents of children who are being treated or have been treated for cancer Children with cancer Survivors of childhood cancer Immediate or extended family members Bereaved families Health care professionals Educators Local Groups Latest CCCF News Click Here Childhood Cancer Facts Each day, 46 children are diagnosed with cancer One in 330 children will develop cancer by age 20 Although cure rates are steadily increasing, 35% of children will die Cancer remains the number one disease killer of children; more than genetic anomalies, cystic fibrosis, and AIDS combined

117. Tobacco And Cancer Programme Cigarette smoking is the greatest avoidable cause of disease and death in the world. This program aims to change attitudes to tobacco use in society and to promote a comprehensive strategy to eradicate tobacco production, sales, promotion, and use. Conferences, tobacco control factsheets, publications, news. http://www.uicc.org/programmes/tobacco/

International Union Against Cancer Union Internationale Contre le Cancer Donate... Our Sponsors Who we are What we do ... GLOBALink The International Tobacco-Control Network UICC Int'l Cancer Congress Oslo - June 2002 UICC WCCO World Conference for Cancer Organisations Roll of Honour IDCIO International Directory of Cancer Institutes and Organisations National Cancer Control Planning Tobacco Control Nutrition ... RRI Reach to Recovery International Cancer Sites: Women Men Governing Bodies (Restricted) © 2002 UICC Access Terms Services Resource Materials Publications ... Press Releases UICC > Programmes > Tobacco and Cancer Programme Chairman: Dr Albert Hirsch (France) Chairman-Elect: Dr Michael Daube (Australia) Coordination: Mr Ruben Israel (UICC) UICC GLOBALink Committee World Conference on Tobacco or Health UICC GLOBALink ... Publications Available Cigarette Smoking is the largest single avoidable cause of ill health and premature mortality in the world. About 90% of all deaths from lung cancer and 75% of those due to chronic bronchitis and obstructive lung disease are caused by smoking. This Programme aims to change attitudes to tobacco use in societyand to promote a comprehensive strategy to eradicate tobacco production,sales, promotion, and use. To help achieve these objectives, collaboration with UICC member organizations and other UICC Programmes is close and ongoing.

118. Endocrine-Related Cancer EndocrineRelated cancer. ISSN 1351-0088 (print); 1479-6821 (online). Issue List.Latest Impact Factor 6.087. Further information about Endocrine-Related cancer. http://journals.endocrinology.org/ERC/erc.htm

Society for Endocrinology - Journals Endocrine-Related Cancer ISSN 1351-0088 (print); 1479-6821 (online) Issue List Latest Impact Factor Editor-in-Chief vacancy 2005-2009 Latest issues and Accepted Preprints Online submission and peer review for Endocrine-Related Cancer FREE Email alerting of tables of contents Return to the Electronic Journals Page of the Society for Endocrinology. Further information about Endocrine-Related Cancer The browsable abstracts reproduced here are fully searchable and in the form originally accepted for publication. They may be amended in the final printed version. However, where Acrobat PDF files of the full articles are available, they are usually identical to the printed version. We invite your feedback Advance abstracts and Accepted Preprints Articles that have not yet been assigned to a specific issue of the journal. Current Issues 2004 Articles in issues marked are available in Adobe PDF format. Volume Number 2 June 2004 pages 161-389 Volume Number 1 March 2004 pages 1-160 Back Issues 2003 Volume Number 4 December 2003 pages 427-627 Volume Number 3 September 2003 pages 347-423 Volume Number 2 June 2003 pages 109-345 Volume Number 1 March 2003 pages 1-107 Back Issues 2002 Volume Number 4 December 2002 pages 207-276 Volume Number 3 September 2002 pages 155-205 Volume Number 2 June 2002 pages 75-153 Volume Number 1 March 2002 pages 1-73 Back Issues 2001 Volume Number 4 December 2001 pages 265-331 Volume Number 3 September 2001 pages 149-263

119. Breast Cancer, Breast Feeding And Tobacco Smoke Early studies treated secondhand smokers as if they were nonsmokers, which actually masked the evidence; later studies separated out the two, and found that both active and passive smoking are causes of breast cancer. http://www.nietrokers.nl/e/g02059.html

Breast cancer, breast feeding and tobacco smoke Phillip Whidden That lung cancer is a fatal result of passive smoking , is well known. Heart disease caused by environmental tobacco smoke causes about 10 times as many deaths in second-hand smokers as the lung-cancer deaths brought on by inhaling other people's tobacco smoke. However, I shall present evidence today that tobacco-smoke pollution is much more powerful in causing breast cancer in women than in causing either lung cancer or heart disease. I shall also show why this evidence about breast cancer is very important for babies and children. But before I do that, I want to raise a point about how difficult it is to get journalists to pay attention to what is important in scientific research instead of paying attention to unimportant scientific reports. I will do this by marking a very bad anniversary. Last year, almost exactly a year ago today, on May 20, scientists reported that they had found evidence that active smoking reduces the risk of breast cancer in women who carry the mutant genes BRCA1 or BRAC2. That was a Wednesday. The media in Europe and North America shouted this message to the world: SMOKING MAY REDUCE THE RISK OF BREAST CANCER. That same week, however, news releases telling the truth had been coordinated to be sent out in both Europe and North America for journalists to report on the Monday, two days earlier. Not a single television, radio, newpaper or magazine report told the public on that Monday that both active and passive smoking lead to a very large increased risk of breast cancer. Instead, all the reports were disgracefully about the Wednesday publication of the scientific report on BRCA1 and BRAC2 genes and the supposed reduction in risk of breast cancer due to smoking.

120. ScienceDirect - Cancer Letters - List Of Issues National Prostate cancer Coalition Hockey Fights cancer. Take a Swing Against Prostate cancer. Drive Against Prostatecancer. For only a $6 S H fee, receive A Couple s Guide to Prostate cancer. http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/journal/03043835

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